United States protocol : the guide to official diplomatic etiquette

Responsibility
Mary Mel French ; foreword by William Jefferson Clinton.
Imprint
Lanham, Md. : Rowman & Littlefield, c2010.
Physical description
xxii, 445 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

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Author/Creator
French, Mary, 1938-

Contents/Summary

Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (p. 431) and index.
Contents
  • Foreword by Former President William Jefferson Clinton Dedication Preface Acknowledgments
  • Part 1: Office of Protocol
  • Chapter 1: Chief of Protocol
  • Chapter 2: Deputy Chief of Protocol
  • Chapter 3: Assistant Chiefs of Protocol
  • Part 2: Order of Precedence Information
  • Chapter 4: General Discussion
  • Chapter 5: Ranking Information for the United States
  • Chapter 6: Meetings, Dinners, and Luncheons
  • Chapter 7: Changes in the Order of Precedence
  • Part 3: United States Order of Precedence
  • Chapter 8: Order of Precedence Chapter 9:Order of Precedence in a State
  • Chapter 10: Order of U.S. States Entering the Union (Chronological)
  • Chapter 11: Order of the U.S. Territories Entering the Union (Chronological)
  • Chapter 12: Order of the U.S. States Entering the Union (Alphabetical)
  • Part 4: Titles and Forms of Address Information
  • Chapter 13: Office of Protocol
  • Chapter 14: The Honorable
  • Chapter 15: Addressed by Office or Title Only
  • Chapter 16: Title Usage in This Book
  • Chapter 17: His or Her Excellency
  • Part 5: Titles and Forms of Address
  • Chapter 18: Federal Government in the United States
  • Chapter 19: State Government in the United States
  • Chapter 20: Municipal Government in the United States
  • Chapter 21: Diplomats and International Representatives of the United States
  • Chapter 22: Armed Services of the United States
  • Chapter 23: International Officials
  • Chapter 24: Religious Officials
  • Chapter 25: Private United States Citizens Chapter 26:Addressing Spouses of Principal Officials
  • Part 6: Official Visits with the President
  • Chapter 27: Types of Visits
  • Chapter 28: Planning for Visits
  • Chapter 29: Arrival
  • Chapter 30: White House Events
  • Chapter 31: Arlington National Cemetery
  • Chapter 32: Joint Meeting of Congress
  • Chapter 33: Departure from Andrews Air Force base
  • Chapter 34: United States Protective Divisions
  • Part 7: Official Entertaining
  • Chapter 35: Formal Dinner at the White House
  • Chapter 36: State Lunch at the State Department
  • Chapter 37: Formal Dinner at the State Department
  • Chapter 38: Truman Dinner in the Benjamin Franklin Room
  • Chapter 39: Dinners and Luncheons Hosted by Government of Private Citizens
  • Chapter 40: Entertaining Check List
  • Part 8: Table Seating
  • Chapter 41: Follow Order of Precedence
  • Chapter 42: Guest Placement at Tables
  • Chapter 43: Private Entertaining of Official Guests
  • Chapter 44: Table Seating Diagram Outline
  • Chapter 45: Table Seating Diagrams
  • Part 9: Flag Etiquette
  • Chapter 46: American Flag
  • Chapter 47: National Anthem
  • Chapter 48: Pledge of Allegiance
  • Part 10: Ceremonies
  • Chapter 49: United States Presidential Inauguration
  • Chapter 50: State and Official Funerals
  • Chapter 51: Awards and Decorations
  • Part 11: Conduct of Diplomacy
  • Chapter 52: Protocol in Diplomacy
  • Chapter 53: Establishing Diplomatic Relations
  • Chapter 54: Ambassadors
  • Chapter 55: Diplomatic Corps
  • Chapter 56: Missions to the O.A.S and UN
  • Chapter 57: Consulates and Consular Officers
  • Chapter 58: Diplomatic Immunity
  • Chapter 59: Breaking Diplomatic Relations
  • Part 12: Blair House
  • Chapter 60: The President's Guest House
  • Part 13: Official Gift Giving
  • Chapter 61: Five Words of Advice
  • Chapter 62: Gift Recommendations
  • Part 14: Presidential Advance and Government Official's Information
  • Chapter 63: Advance for the President and Other Officials
  • Chapter 64: Working with American and Foreign Embassies
  • Chapter 65: Guidance for Advance and Government Officials
  • Part 15: Internet Protocol
  • Chapter 66: Social Planning and E-mail
  • Chapter 67: E-mail and Professionalism
  • Part 16: Valuable Information
  • Chapter 68: Facts about Presidents of the United States
  • Chapter 69: Facts about States of the Union
  • Chapter 70: Addresses for President's Cabinet Agencies
  • Chapter 71: United States Secretaries of State
  • Chapter 72: United States Chiefs of Protocol
  • Chapter 73: American Patriotic Songs
  • Chapter 74: American and Religious Holidays
  • Chapter 75: White House Tours
  • Part 17: Embassy Names and Information
  • Part 18: Websites
  • Part 19: Glossary of Terms About the Author Bibliography Index.
  • (source: Nielsen Book Data)
Publisher's summary
Ambassador Mary French uses her personal experience as a former Chief of Protocol to give us the most up-to-date and user-friendly guide to diplomatic protocol at the international, national, and state level. She includes meticulous instructions, in-depth diagrams and tables, a comprehensive table of contents, and a plethora of examples that make United States Protocol the perfect guide to any official event.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)

Bibliographic information

Publication date
2010
Awards
Winner of Library Journal Best Reference 2010 2011 9781442203198 20190206 (source: Nielsen Book Data)
ISBN
9781442203198 (cloth : alk. paper)
1442203196 (cloth : alk. paper)
9781442203211 (ebook)
1442203218 (ebook)

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Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Crow

Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Crow

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